This September, researchers, academics, students and industry experts will gather in Austin, Texas for the fourth annual Arm Research Summit. The Summit is a unique event which focuses on the latest technology…
Taking Constrained ML to the Next Level
One the primary research thrusts of our ML Research Lab is investigating ways to bring more machine learning applications to Arm's products, and to make existing applications more efficient.
There and back again… A Retrospective on Arm High Performance Computing Research
Arm is changing the landscape of HPC today. Following an exciting ISC 2019, and recent ecosystem announcements set to deliver energy-efficient supercomputing based on Arm technology across three continents…
University of Bristol Awarded £100m to Drive ‘Tech for Better Futures’ Research
A new £100m institute, based in the centre of Bristol, is set to transform the way we create, utilise and evaluate new digital technologies to benefit our society now and in the future.
Keynote Speakers Announced for Arm Research Summit 2019!
We are pleased to announce our three inspirational keynote speakers, and that registration for the Arm Research Summit 2019 is open! Now in its fourth year, the Summit will be coming to the USA for the…
Making Temporal Prefetchers Practical: The MISB Prefetcher
Temporal data prefetching usually introduces huge on- and off-chip storage and traffic overheads, making them impractical. However, a novel solution proposed by Arm Research and The University of Texas…
Logic-compatible Gain Cell eDRAM: A Real Alternative to SRAM
Andreas Burg, Associate Professor at EPFL, joined us at last year's Research Summit to discuss Gain Cell eDRAM as an alternative to conventional SRAM memories.
Memory Persistency - Programming Models for Byte-addressable Persistent Memory
For the past four years, researchers at the University of Michigan and Arm Research have collaborated to develop Memory Persistency -- programming models for byte-addressable persistent memory. Prof. Thomas…
New Arm-BSC Centre of Excellence for continued innovation
The Centre of Excellence will broaden the current scope of interaction and collaboration between BSC and Arm, from HPC to automotive, from scientific computing to real-time systems.
Securing Small-Business and Home IoT Devices: Mitigating Network-Based Attacks Using Manufacturer Usage Description (MUD)
Arm Research is collaborating with NIST in the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) on Mitigating IoT-Based DDoS to develop practical, interoperable cybersecurity approaches that address…
Arm-Powered Innovation at StudentHack VII!
On the weekend of 30 March 2019 Arm attended StudentHack in Manchester, UK to support the event as sponsors and engineers. Here, we outline some of the highlights of the event for those of you that missed
Research in a Post-Moore Era: HPCA 2019
This February I attended the Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA) in Washington D.C, which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year. Apart from being a milestone HPCA, this year…
Organic Electrochemical Transistors for Biological Interfacing
The Arm Research Summit provides a forum for researchers from all disciplines to share their work and developments with a diverse audience of academics, researchers and industry experts. In last year's…
The Case for Labeled Computer Architecture
Yungang Bao from the Chinese Academy of Sciences joined us at last year's Arm Research Summit to make his case for labeled computer architecture.
Efficient Hardware for Mobile Computer Vision via Transfer Learning
Mobile computing is on the rise, and currently moving into some really exciting new applications and form factors – augmented reality (AR) glasses, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), automated driver assistance…
Five reasons to attend the Arm Research Summit
The Arm Research Summit is taking place in the US for the first time this year, in the ever-expanding technology hub of Austin, Texas. If you want to know more about the latest tech developments, find…
Error Correlation Prediction for lockstep processors in safety-critical systems
Functional safety is an important concept in safety-critical systems, and is defined as the absence of unacceptable risk due to hazards caused by malfunctioning electronic systems. Lockstepping is an error…
Making Helium: Bringing Amdahl's law to heel (4/4)
In previous posts we've looked at how Arm Helium technology handles vector instructions. The problem is that whenever code is vectorized, it’s not long before Amdahl's law sneaks up on you! Amdahl's law…
Making Helium: Going around in circles (3/4)
The ability to perform computation on data efficiently is only half the story when it comes to new Arm Helium technology. Equally important is the ability to access and store this data in memory.
Making Helium: Sudoku, registers and rabbits (2/4)
Beatwise execution is at the heart of Helium technology. In the second part of a four-part series, we explore how new M-profile vector extensions efficiently handle different data formats.
Hardware Side-Channels: Can Performance and Security Coexist?
The year 2018 will be remembered in computing history for the discovery of the Spectre and Meltdown exploits. With understandable focus in this domain from both academia and industry, we ask whether security